
HTC officially announced that they’ll start selling their first tablet called the Flyer “to customers globally during Q2 2011″. There was no confirmed release date for Canada but one of our tipsters stated back in February that this Gingerbread 2.4 powered Android might be heading to TELUS (will be upgraded to OS 3.0 Honeycomb). The Flyer has been silent ever since.
Taking a quick look at HTCSense.com Canadian section tonight revealed a bit of a treat as the Flyer has been added in their drop down menu, which has proven to be a good indication of an upcoming launch. The last time we saw a device pop up on HTCSense.com was with the TELUS Desire HD and it only took 2 months for this to officially be released… so we could possibly see a Canadian Summertime launch of the Flyer.
Notable specs of the Flyer have it coming with a a 7-inch touchscreen display (resolution of 1024×600), 1.5GHz Qualcomm single-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and a 1.3 megapixel front facing camera and WiFi.
Source: HTC
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Google said that devices running their phone OS (Gingerbread) will not be able to be upgraded to honeycomb.
Anywho im pretty happy with my transformer and that is the tablet I recommend to people
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android FTW!
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I don’t get why htc is so confidential about their plans, like if you don’t tell us were going to go ahead and get the next best thing…… If I were to get a tablet I would have gotten the Transformer 2 weeks ago.
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Yeah I am glad I got my transformer and am loving android ( i have an Phone ) the only thing special about this tablet is all the scribe stuff… I mean if you want a tablet get the OS that is designed for the tablets …
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It doesn’t ship with 3.0 and it’s not dual core… Nuff said. I’m a huge HTC fan but I won’t be buying this tablet.
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god telus send some htc love to koodo! the desire perhaps?
or even better, the desire s when it reaches canada.
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I love Android, and love my HTC Legend, but I’ve seen Android 2.x on the Galaxy Tab and it looks horrible. I really hope Google gets their act together because Honeycomb doesn’t impress me.
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It could work as a low end or introductory tablet. The key is going to be the price point. Under $300 and it might have a chance. Any more, and it’s too close to iPad territory to be competitive.
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If the flyer is like 350$ or 400$ I would consider it. But otherwise I should just get something else.
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No one seemed to notice the Inspire 4G…..did I miss something and we already know about it? Which carrier is it coming to and do we know when??
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Confirmed by HTC Reps, and confirmed unofficially by The Source (bell electronics)
HTC flyer will be in canada by the end if august(for back to school) and has be shown in multiple planograms (following their new tablet sections)
It will be on bell mobility.
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I have a flyer and its great, its the perfect size for everything. I don’t use my iconia or iPad’s at all anymore. As for a comparison to the galaxy tab its not even in the same league its quicker than my iconia (or the zoom, galaxy 10.1 I owned them and returned)
As for running gingerbread,HTC has confirmed it will be getting the upgrade soon but I really don’t care, it is a great device as is maybe ice cream sandwich will be the upgrade to change my mind. I don’t know what the hold up getting it to Canada is but i highly recommed it.
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